What is physical pain?

I don't want te to go and post a definition. I'm looking for people's thoughts and opinions.

To me, physical pain is a state of mind. The mind registers something that the mind thinks will cause 'pain.' te don't really FEEL pain- the mind tells the body that pain is being inflicted. The brain controls everything. Evidence to support my theory? If you're in a coma, your mind is dead. If someone cuts your hand off, te won't feel it.

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dreamfields said:
Physaical pain is a state of mind? I would have to agree with te to a point. The mind sends messages through the nerves to tell us something is wrong. (sorry if that sounds like a defintion.)
Differant people have differant thresholds of pain. One common problem in the west is we treat the pain and not the problem. It's kind of like turning off a fuoco alarm and ignoring the fire. Alcohol o drugs can shut down the mind and keep it from sending out the feeling of pain. Athletes may ignore what their minds tells them in order to compete. Strong emotions o stress can act as an amplifier of pain.
Pain is in the brain, and is benifical. They found in India, that people with leporsy many times did not loose hands o feet from the disease. Because of nerve damage, they had no feeling and did not notice that rats were eating the dead flesh while they slept. So I look at pain as a gift from the brain to warn the body.
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Great. :) That's exactly what I'm looking for- your opinion about the question.
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sapherequeen said:
Periods. Enough said.
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LOL.
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